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Arduino Electronics Blueprints

You're reading from   Arduino Electronics Blueprints Make common electronic devices interact with an Arduino board to build amazing out-of-the-box projects

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781784393601
Length 252 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Don Wilcher Don Wilcher
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. A Sound Effects Machine FREE CHAPTER 2. Programmable DC Motor Controller with an LCD 3. A Talking Logic Probe 4. Human Machine Interface 5. IR Remote Control Tester 6. A Simple Chat Device with LCD 7. Bluetooth Low Energy Controller 8. Capacitive Touch Sensing 9. Arduino-SNAP Circuit AM Radio 10. Arduino Scrolling Marquee Index

Summary

In this chapter, an Arduino-SNAP circuit AM radio prototype was built:

  • A discussion on radio communication basics was presented
  • Modulation is a radio wave processing technique in which two distinct frequencies are superimposed to produce one unique signal, and it was presented in this chapter as well
  • The UTC 7642 linear amplifier IC was introduced along with its internal circuit schematic diagram and device pictorial diagram
  • This IC, with the ability to boost high-frequency signals, is the heart of the SNAP circuit AM radio
  • The IR remote trigger circuit was discussed using a picture diagram.
  • The IR remote sensor provides logic level voltages that allow the Arduino to operate the LCD and SNAP circuit AM radio
  • To aid in the ON/OFF control of the SNAP circuit AM radio, a littleBits latch was introduced
  • A latch is a digital circuit that provides a stable logic level voltage (0V or +5V) based on the device being triggered by a positive edge input signal

To test the IR remote trigger circuit...

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